Jimmy Reuterwall
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The Swedish company Oceans have launched a new type of dive computer featuring built-in underwater communication.
The dive computer, called “Oceans S1 Supersonic”, makes use of ultrasonic sensors allowing divers to send ping messages between each other with just a tap of a button. The S1 has a communication range of 15-20m (50-60ft) or more depending on terrain, and displays the name of the sender on a hi-res color display.
In addition to underwater communication, a first for a wrist-worn dive computer, the S1 features a digital 3D compass, silent haptic feedback, wireless charging and syncing of dive data over bluetooth to the free Oceans app for iOS and Android.
A Kickstarter campaign for the S1 runs through March 9th, and the limited campaign price for the dive computer starts at ~$335 (40% off retail price).
Campaign link:
Oceans S1, the scuba dive computer with buddy communication.
oceans.io
The dive computer, called “Oceans S1 Supersonic”, makes use of ultrasonic sensors allowing divers to send ping messages between each other with just a tap of a button. The S1 has a communication range of 15-20m (50-60ft) or more depending on terrain, and displays the name of the sender on a hi-res color display.
In addition to underwater communication, a first for a wrist-worn dive computer, the S1 features a digital 3D compass, silent haptic feedback, wireless charging and syncing of dive data over bluetooth to the free Oceans app for iOS and Android.
A Kickstarter campaign for the S1 runs through March 9th, and the limited campaign price for the dive computer starts at ~$335 (40% off retail price).
Campaign link:
Oceans S1, the scuba dive computer with buddy communication.
oceans.io